Facing Minister Joshua's hardline stance, President Biddle became even more forceful.
President Biddle also believed that the ministers at the ministerial conference would stand with him, because he had Marshal Andre and General David on his side.
Minister Joshua's expression was furious. Could a law that the Ministry of Justice had never made an exception to in ten thousand years really be altered in his hands?
If so, he would be recorded in the history of justice in disgrace. That was something he could not accept.
"President Biddle, as long as I remain Minister of Justice, don't even think about adding legal provisions concerning God-level beings!" Minister Joshua declared loudly in the most resolute tone.
"Then we'll settle this at the ministerial conference. Leave now!" President Biddle had also become angry, pointing toward the office door as he spoke.
Minister Joshua turned and left, slamming the door shut behind him, fully revealing his mood.
The ministerial conference the next day was unexpectedly harmonious—except for Minister Joshua, because the first item on the agenda was the motion to remove him from his position as Minister of Justice.
Every minister approved the motion, and the President issued the resolution.
Minister Joshua was asked to leave the ministerial conference ten minutes into the meeting, after which the new Minister of Justice was selected.
Such a rapid process was rare in the operations of the Federal Government.
In truth, all the other ministers understood the matter clearly. When it came to General David, none of them was willing to obstruct this issue.
The new federal legal provisions were drafted by professionals organized by the new Minister of Justice. Their main content was to grant God-level beings a uniquely exalted status.
Of course, everyone understood that this uniquely exalted status belonged to General David. From